Ole Bjornsen (*2572 †2625), Philosopher

Ole Bjornson is the author of the philosophical essay “The Autonomous Self: A Manifesto for Radical Individualism”, The essay is considered as one of the initiations for the founding of the Desert People Movement. He died during the crashlanding of the spaceship.

Hawi Abdi (*2602), Painter:

Hawi Abdi is a talented painter whose day job is at the Federal Organic Waste Recycling Plant in New Kourou. In 2634, he won a painting competition held by the Mayor of New Kourou for the artistic design of the exterior wall of the Weekly Gazette's editorial office. The mural “The Beacon of Truth” created in this context was so well received by the population that in 2636 he was also commissioned by the Dean of Danah-Wanah University to design and realize a mural for the university's Auditorium Maximum. This is entitled “The Symphony of Society”.

Kiran Berg (*2580), Politician from the Communards and Mayor of Morningstar;

Kiran Berg is a famous politician in the Gamma Age. Before his political career, he worked as a physician.

Decker Bolton (*2696), Former Farmer and Politician:

In 2634, Decker Bolton was elected the first president of the Individualists in Hope. In 2634 he ran as the leading candidate for Mayor of Hope and won the election with 70 percent of the vote. He is a close ally of Jamal Johanson.

Jean Jacque Courtier, Writer:

J.J. Courtier wrote the famous novel Like Leaves From A Tree. In this work, written in the style of a family saga, the author describes three generations of a family traveling on the multigenerational spaceship Last Frontier - from their departure on Earth to their arrival on VOI 700 D. In the book, the phrase “May you see blue skies and green meadows again” appears for the first time, which is now frequently used by the people on VOI 700 D as a farewell formula. However, since J.J. Courtier is a pseudonym, no one knows exactly who is behind it.

Arya Delacroix (* 2603), Local Sheriff of Hope

Arya Delacroix is the Local Sheriff of Hope since 2634.

Jamal Johanson (*2600), Former Farmer and Politician

Jamal Johanson is a politician of the party of the Individualists from Hope. He is a former farmer and special forces officer. After the Great War he was accused of several war crimes and sentenced to labor in the Federal Copper Mine of Firetown. In 2635 he got pardoned unter mysterious circumstances and ran as the top candidate for the Individualist Party in 2636.

Mandla Friedberg (*2576), Federal Sheriff

Mandla Friedberg from New Kourou, originally a Honga warrior, became a prominent figure in the Federal Confederation after being nursed back to health by a human medic during the Great War, whom he later married. Now serving as the Federal Sheriff, he is committed to maintaining peace between humans and Natives on VOI 700 D.

Tablo “Tony” Forster (*2576), Politician

Tablo "Tony" Forster is a politician from Firetown. He is one of the founders of the political party of the Individualist and was the Mayor of Firetown from 2636 to 2640.

Lucien Garcia (*), Local Sheriff of Firetown

Lucien Garcia is the Local Sheriff of Firetown since 2632, a staunch advocate for law enforcement aligned with Individualist values.

Jane Mendoza (*2605), Outlaw, Founder of the Jane Mendoza Gang

Jane Mendoza is the Federal Confederacy's best known and most wanted criminal. As the founder of the notorious Jane Mendoza Gang, she is responsible for much of the crime in the Habitual Belt and Firetown.

Guy Mikkelstein (*2598), Outlaw, Co-Founder of the Jane Mendoza Gang

Guy Mikkelstein used to be the founder of the infamous Saloon Gloria. After the Great War he became one of the Co-Founders of the Jane Mendoza Gang. As Associate he is responsible for the drug business of the gang.

Ayumi Nakamura (*2587), Politician

Ayumi Nakamura is a politician from New Kourou. She is a member of the political party of the Communards.After the withdrawal of Supreme Councilor Aisha Patel, Ayumi Nakamura got nominated as top candidate of the Communard Party for the 2636-elections.

Tenzin Nymia (*2604), Teacher, Visual Artist and Sculptor:

Tenzin Nymia is a teacher at Morningstar High School. In 2632, she won a governmental artistic competition to design a monument across from the Federal Allotment Agency. Her design, “Monument to the Just Harvest,” received an impressive 90% of the votes from the government-appointed citizen jury and was implemented in 2633 under the artistic direction of Tenzin Nymia. Another monument by Tenzin Nymia has not been implemented since then. However, in 2638, she published a book entitled “Blueprints for a Brighter Future.” In the book, she shows in an impressive way how art could be used to make Firetown a more attractive place. In the book, she also argues that environments shape characters and actively calls for Firetown to be transformed as soon as possible. The book is especially popular among intellectuals.

Aisha Patel (*2570), Poltician:

Aisha Patel is one of the founders of the political party of the Communards and was Supreme Councilor of the Federal Confederation of the Humans on VOI 700 D from 2632 to 2636.

Sandra Yamamoto (*2604), Musician and Singer:

Sandra Yamamoto is a member of the Culinary Team at the Federal Food Plant in Hope. She has been making music in her spare time since she was very young and composes her own pieces, which she performs regularly at Hope's Federal Hostel and Saloon. This includes the song "Endless Days", with which she poetically describes life in the Habitual Belt. Through employees of the Federal Courier Service, the song spread to the other reservations. It is one of the most frequently played songs in the Habitual Belt's Federal Saloons, along with the now anthemic folk song “A home, A hope.”

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